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Honking to Gunfire: SUV driver road rages at Miami Cyclists

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Saw this on my FB feed, Op says "everyone is ok" from a Saturday morning ride in Miami. Said that the driver had some choice words with the cyclist with the yellow socks while pointing a gun at that person. Shots fired when the 2nd cyclist starts hitting the vehicle for cutting him off.

The SUV sped off, but they managed to get the license plate.

u/TheDixonCider420420 — 2 months ago

Stumbled into these... Any info you can provide about these please?

I purchased these a very long time ago back when I used to be into baseball cards. I accidentally stumbled across them today when I was doing some cleaning. As you can see by the sticker... it's been awhile. LOL

I don't know really know anything about hockey cards and I'm way out of the loop even on my old baseball cards.

None of these are graded (I've never had any card get graded), but what sort of shape are they in? For instance, I was reading it was common for the edges to be rough, but I have no idea if that's true or not. #3 has some spotting on it... not sure how bad that is either.

How rare are these cards in whatever shape you deem them to be in?

Are these worth being graded and if so what sort of grades do you think they get based on your expert experience?

And if you think they're worth being graded, is one place better than another to get it done? If so, why?

I'm not looking to get rid of them by any means, but rather just trying to get a general ballpark understanding of what I have if that makes sense.

I'm not asking for pricing either as I can look that up on my own and want to be respectful of the rules here.

I just genuinely have no idea as to the condition for those types of cards from that era. And at the same time thought some people here might enjoy seeing them as well. 😊

Any knowledgeable advice you can offer up would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks so much in advance!
:)

u/TheDixonCider420420 — 3 months ago
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Does little sprout have an actual name? And where is the entry point for the water?

I've been going to Yosemite since I was a little kid. I always wondered about this, but never bothered to ask.

Now there's this wonderful knowledgeable Reddit who might be able to answer the following questions.

#1: Does this little guy have a proper name?

#2: Where specifically is the water coming from for sprout? Is it hitting that slight ledge just above it, then pooling and over time it's just broken through the rock at that particular point?

#3: Lastly, do any pictures exist of where the entry point for that water is when the falls are dry?

Inquiring minds would like to know.

Thanks in advance!
:)

u/TheDixonCider420420 — 3 months ago